Newsletter

www.PennyStockAlerts.com does its best to bring you accurate information but errors may and sometimes do occur. Always do your own research before trading. PennyStockAlerts.com is not a licensed financial advisor.  This is a paid advertisement, not a solicitation or recommendation to buy or sell securities.

Good evening all.  Unfortunately, today's alert was a dud.  The good thing about it was it was an obvious dud, even a rookie could have determined this was a loser almost immediately...and either avoid trading it, or minimize the loss if you'd already bought it.

Volume was huge, nearly $1.6 million...by far its biggest ever.

But it literally went down the very first minute the market opened, and never generated even a whiff of positive momentum.  My #1 warning I annoyingly repeat over and over again is to make sure you see positive momentum.  So I very much hope you traded with caution and dodged this bullet.  The silver lining on today's play was there was no "Fake Out."  Large shareholders, shorters, or market makers often cause a "fake out" where they let/cause the stock to start very strong for 1-5 minutes before they crush it.  That way they trap the eager traders who see a strong open, and creating more buying.  Today's alert was stamped with a giant flashing neon red "LOSER" sign right on its forehead from the moment the market opened.  I may be psycho after all, because I view this as a very good thing.  An obvious loser is easy to deal with.  A strong yet brief rally, followed by a decline, is more confusing and therefore more challenging. 

As most all of you know, I don't like doing alerts in the evenings.  Here is my personal opinion based on all my years of running this newsletter.  The overall performance and percentage gain potential of alerts released at 9:30am EST is superior to alerts that are released when the market is closed.

For example, today's play gapped up big-time and then traded downward all day long.  An all too common pattern I observe from myself and all other newsletters who put out alerts when the market is closed.

Despite this, I know a substantial majority of you guys prefer alerts to come out at night.  I believe in community spirit.  Since this newsletter doesn't cost money, what's the point of it if not to give the readers what they want?

So I will continue to do both.  I'll put out some alerts at or near the opening bell.  I'll put some out in the evening.  That way you can have both, and you can make your own decisions about which ones are right for you.

Moving on to more positive news...

My medium-term marijuana plays are absolutely EXPLODING!!!

I'm thrilled about this.  Is there anything weed can't do??

Besides relieving glaucoma, inspiring Snoop Dogg, and making my newsletter less annoying...weed may turn out to be the surprising cure to a horrible disease.  A shrinking brokerage account balance.  

Baack on 8/12/13, I picked 4 marijuana-related tickers for you to put on your watchlist for the short and medium term.  I virtually never talk about anything being suitable to watch for anything beyond day-trading or the short (very short) term.  I'm happy to say, especially after today's disappointment, that I knocked it out of the park and that TODAY in particular was super profitable for my #1 pick out of my 4 marijuana tickers to watch!

My #1 favorite I said in my August 12th alert was HEMP.

I alerted HEMP at .016 on 8/12/13.  Today HEMP was the most heavily traded stock in the entire OTC market and closed up 55% after being up as much as 71%, trading a mind blowing $78 million in dollar volume, its largest ever.  Nearly 25,000 executed trades, that's the biggest number I've ever seen in my life!!

(2nd most active above is my other pick, PHOT.  All 4 of my marijuana picks are today's most active.  MJNA was down 6%, PHOT up 13% and CBIS up 17%.  3 out of 4 winners!)

HEMP closed at .261 , after hitting a high of .288.  HEMP has now gained a F'ing amazing 1,700% over the alert price!

Because of the ultra-thin trading, many of my alerts have made gains of 1,700% or even far more, usually within 1 day or 1 week at the very most.  This is due to the wacky way the penny markets work.  It's hard for a ticker to go up that much over 1-5 days, but due to frenzied excitement, shorts covering, market maker manipulation, etc etc...we've been lucky enough to have those quite frequently.

But to have an OTC ticker, and a freakin' pink sheet one at that, rally for 1,700% over a period of 5 months, AND on consistent multi-million dollar volume...is simply unheard of.  The closest thing to it were caused by a group of stock promoters called "Awesome" who would do it all through hyping up traders via email.  HEMP was done (as far as I know) WITHOUT hype marketing.  It was...organic.

This is one of the most amazing things I've ever seen on the OTC market.

I am so happy I was able to get the ticker to you EXTREMELY early, along with ideas on how to play it that turned out to work perfectly.

Take a look at this earth shattering chart:

Here is a quote from my August 12th 2013 alert:

***

"HEMP has been not as impressive the past 2 days, but has awesome upside.  HEMP has to almost make a 1,000% gain until it hits the resistance from the last rally’s high!  That makes HEMP my favorite."

***

Less than 2 weeks ago I bragged about HEMP's amazing success with its gain of 434%.  That gain has turned into 1,700% in the blink of an eye!  And THAT, guuuuyyyss, is why out of the 4, I picked HEMP as my favorite.

PHOT was today's #2 most traded, and has been on fire the ENTIRE 2 weeks since my update on it, roughly DOUBLING since then.  PHOT also hit quadruple digits, gaining over 1,000% over my alert price of .041.

Congratulations on these truly spectacular gains.  My eyes are open and I'm on the hunt for more profitable situations.  Stay tuned.

PSA - Stock Psycho

www.pennystockalerts.com

Don’t ever invest based on the info or statements of this newsletter.  Do your own research and consult with a licensed professional before investing, only invest what you are prepared to lose. Any statements and opinions given are amateur and biased and should be treated as such. Past performance does not indicate future performance in any way. The performance of all alerts uncompensated and compensated in no way predict the performance of current and/or upcoming alerts. Check the latest SEC filings before investing, and research other information on the risks of investing in microcap companies at www.sec.gov

READ IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER

 

Disclaimer – This newsletter is a paid advertisement, not a recommendation nor an offer to buy or sell securities. This newsletter is owned, operated and edited by Focus Media.  Any reference to “we” or “our” refers to Focus Media.  Our business model is to be financially compensated to market and promote small public companies.  By reading our newsletter and our website you agree to the terms of our disclaimer, which are subject to change at any time. We are not registered or licensed in any jurisdiction whatsoever to provide investing advice or anything of an advisory or consultancy nature, and are therefore unqualified to give investment recommendations. Always do your own research and consult with an licensed investment professional before investing. This communication is never to be used as the basis of making investment decisions, and is for entertainment purposes only. At most, this communication should serve only as a starting point to do your own research and consult with a licensed professional regarding the companies profiled and discussed. Companies with low price per share are speculative and carry a high degree of risk, so only invest what you can afford to lose. By using our service you agree not to hold our site, its editor’s, owners, or staff liable for any damages, financial or otherwise, that may occur due to any action you may take based on the information contained within our newsletters or on our website.
 
 
We do not advise any reader take any specific action. Losses can be larger than expected if the company experiences any problems with liquidity or wide spreads. Our website and newsletter are for entertainment purposes only. Never invest purely based on our alerts. Gains mentioned in our newsletter and on our website may be based on EOD or intraday data. This publication and their owners and affiliates may hold positions in the securities mentioned in our alerts, which we may sell at any time without notice to our subscribers, which may have a negative impact on share prices.
 

We have not been compensated for this message.  We were not compensated to alert HEMP, CBIS, MJNA, or PHOT and own no position in any of them.  Focus Media’s business model is to receive financial compensation to promote public companies.  However, we are frequently compensated cash via bank wire to conduct investor relations marketing for the companies we profile and alert, by third parties or the companies directly. Any future profile regarding a specific company will likely be the result of a paid marketing campaign.  Check individual disclaimers for compensation details.  Focus Media’s business model is to receive financial compensation to promote public companies.  All of this compensation is a major conflict of interest in our ability to be unbiased regarding the company(s) discussed in our alerts. Therefore, this communication should be viewed as a commercial advertisement only.  We have not investigated the background of the third party or parties. The third party, profiled company, or affiliates of either likely wish to liquidate shares of the profiled company at or near the time you receive this communication, which has the potential to hurt share prices. Any non-compensated alerts are purely for the purpose of expanding our database for the benefit of our future financially compensated investor relations efforts. Frequently companies profiled in our alerts may experience a large increase in volume and share price during the course of investor relations marketing, which may end as soon as the investor relations marketing ceases. The investor relations marketing may be as brief as one day, after which a large decrease in volume and share price is likely to occur. Our emails may contain forword looking statements, which are not guaranteed to materialize due to a variety of factors.

We do not guarantee the timeliness, accuracy, or completeness of the information on our site or in our newsletters. The information in our email newsletters and on our website is believed to be accurate and correct, but has not been independently verified and is not guaranteed to be correct. The information is collected from public sources, such as the profiled company’s website and press releases, but is not researched or verified in any way whatsoever to ensure the publicly available information is correct. Furthermore, Focus Media often employs independent contractor writers who may make errors when researching information and preparing these communications regarding profiled companies. Independent writers’ works are double-checked and verified before publication, but it is certainly possible for errors or omissions to take place during editing of independent contractor writer’s communications regarding the profiled company(s). You should assume all information in all of our communications is incorrect until you personally verify the information, and again are encouraged to never invest based on the information contained in our written communications. The information in our disclaimers is subject to change at any time without notice. See full disclaimer at www.pennystockalerts.com/disclaimer